commentator: and milkha singh, milkha singh of india. _ translation: | could feell the closest runnerhat, the indian anthem played and 100,000 people in the uk stood up for it. "i was told i had made india shine in the world," milkha singh said a few years ago. he narrowly lost out on an olympic medal. that he even reached the games was an unimaginable feat at the time. he's inspired generations of athletes. indian icon anju bobby george is one of them. he was there in front of us like a real legend, a real motivating factor. you know, if he could hear you right now, what would you say to milkha? milkha ji, thank you very much for giving us, showing us the path to success. and we, india, are really missing you and we respect and we salute all your victories. milkha singh was given state honours. india has lost so many to covid. today, a national hero. yogita limaye, bbc news, mumbai. yogita limaye reporting there on the death of milkha singh who's died at the age of 91. last year, covid restrictions wiped out the uk's summer festival season. this year, despite many events being delaye

commentator: and milkha singh! milkha singh of india!t, the indian anthem played and 100,000 people in the uk stood up for it. i was told i had made india shine in the world," milkha singh said a few years ago. he narrowly lost out on an olympic medal. that he even reached the games was an unimaginable feat at the time. he�*s inspired generations of athletes. indian icon anju bobby george is one of them. like, a real legend, a real motivating factor. you know, if you could — if he could hear you right now, what would you say to milkha? milkha, thank you very much for giving us — showing us the path to success. and india is really missing you and we respect and we salute all your victories. last post played on trumpets. milkha singh was given state honours. india has lost so many to covid. today, a national hero. yogita limaye, bbc news, mumbai. tributes to the legendary indian athlete milkha singh. japan is cancelling plans to open six live viewing areas in tokyo where spectators could have watched the olympics next month. the venues, th

commentator: and milkha singh, milkha singh of india. _ "i could feel the closest runner was right behinded and 100,000 people in the uk stood up for it. i was told i had made india shine in the world," milkha singh said a few years ago. he narrowly lost out on an olympic medal. that he even reached the games was an unimaginable feat at the time. he's inspired generations of athletes. indian icon anju bobby george is one of them. a real legend, a real motivating factor. if he could hear you right now, what would you say to milkha? milkha, thank you very much for giving us, showing us the path to success. and india is really missing you and we respect and we salute all your victories. milkha singh was given state honours. india has lost so many to covid. today, a national hero. yogita limaye, bbc news, mumbai. tributes to the legendary indian athlete milkha singh. to euro 2020 now, and it's been a busy day, with all the group f teams in action. hungary held the world champions, france, to a draw, while the defending european champions, portugal, were beaten by germany in a 6—goal thriller

commentator: and milkha singh, milkha singh of india. _ translation: | could feell the closest runner100,000 people in the uk stood up for it. "i was told i had made india shine in the world," milkha singh said a few years ago. he's inspired generations of athletes. indian icon anju bobby george is one of them. milkha ji, thank you very much for giving us, showing us the path to success. milkha singh was given state honours. india has lost so many to covid. today, a national hero. milkha singh, who has died at the age of 91. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. and tomorrow morning at nine on bbc one, the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham and justice secretary robert buckland will be on the andrew marr show. that's all from me. goodnight. hello, this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment withjoe mayes and sian griffiths. first, the headlines. —— weather. clearing it's way off into the north sea as we go through the day, and leaving a legacy and developing easterly breeze. into the morning,

commentator: and milkha singh! milkha singh of india!ed as hard as i could. after that, the indian anthem played and 100,000 people in the uk stood up for it. i was told i had made india shine in the world," milkha singh said a few years ago. he's inspired generations of athletes. indian icon anju bobby george is one of them. thank you very much for showing us the path to success. last post played on trumpets. milkha singh was given state honours. india has lost so many to covid. today, a national hero. milkha singh, who has died at the age of 91 from covid—related complications. from window boxes to balconies, allotments to backyards — there has been a revival as a result of the pandemic. amy garcia has been digging around to find out why. pottering in the garden. a past—time once associated with the older generation. but no longer. horticulture is enjoying a renaissance among young people. this group of friends in skipton met through a shared passion for plants during lockdown. connecting a little more with nature. it is good exercise

commentator: and milkha singh! milkha singh of india!and 100,000 people in the uk stood up for it. i was told i had made india shine in the world," milkha singh said a few years ago. he's inspired generations of athletes. indian icon anju bobby george is one of them. thank you very much for showing us the path to success. last post played on trumpets. milkha singh was given state honours. india has lost so many to covid. today, a national hero. milkha singh, who has died at the age of 91 from covid—related complications. the athletes�* village for the tokyo olympics has been unveiled just over a month before the start of the games. around 18,000 athletes and officials will be housed in the waterfront village, where residents will be asked to take daily covid tests, wear face masks and follow social distancing measures. they've become unlikely online stars thanks to their antics on �*nestcams' and now it's hoped the popularity of four owls in somerset in southwest england will help promote conservation. barn owl numbers in the area are in

so i'll go with commissioner singh first and then commissioner mar. commissioner singh? >> supervisor singh: yeah, i just wanted, obviously, echoing thanks to the executive officer goebel, who will be sorely missed. you know, i feel supportive of -- unsurprisingly, i'm supportive any budget increase to this body, particularly because, i mean, i think that the number -- the issues that we're dealing with in our portfolio, particularly, you know, between clean power s.f. and public banking which is a whole new frontier, not just in san francisco but for america, and, you know, and also all of the issues that we're dealing with with a gig economy. we have a justification for a pretty large clean budget. i want to also flag, you know, one thing that i'll be keeping an eye out for and one thing they do want all of the people to be cognizant of is just keeping an eye on how much we'll need and we rely on the services of counsel and the legal advice as we proceed, particularly with public banking. i can even see that playing a role as we potentially maybe get further into what

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here's "nightline's" ashan singh. >> this is like where it all started for you, right? >> definitely, brings back a lot of memories. >> reporter: back in the early 2000s, harry kelso had left his hometown of roanoke for the big city of richmond and the promise of virginia union university. what did you think the next four years was going to bring you? >> man, hopefully i was going to go to school, get my degree, get out and find a technology job and have a family. like, i guess that's the way it goes, right? i just had dreams of just having a normal life. >> reporter: what happened next would forever change the course of his life. when did you feel like those dreams were out the window? >> when i got to my apartment, the police was sitting outside my house with it taped off like it was a murder scene. for marijuana. >> reporter: harry, like many college students, smoked weed. he'd started selling it on the side to make extra cash. >> it was so open. it was like everybody was smoking. it never felt illegal and criminal. but in a sense, i did know it was breaking the law.

singh and ms. miller wanted to turn to you. i know you support but recreation and conservation provisions it includes and we all believe the recreation and arenewable energy should coexi. you support the bureau of land management working to identify or designate public lands across the west as part he areas for clean energy projects? >> thank you for the question congressman levin. we do support collaborating with the public and the local government and affected stakeholders to a goodbye week prior to areas in determining the decisions we make. this process could result in moree areas being identified or changes to the areas currently identified as unimportant part of identifying the best areas with the lowest impact. >> i would close again by saying we have got to get this close -- but into law. the biden administration is committed to that feature in public land and it should be a part of that effort to meet our 100% carbon pollution goals by 2035 so we are excited and i yield back with that in thank you again for this hearin

one of the victims top desk deep singh was from union city and members of singh's family took part in the event at charles kennedy park, saying that his legacy should be one of hope and love. spread the love. that's what my brother would want. spread love spread hope. try to bring everybody together. east made, congressman eric swalwell said he will keep working toward bipartisan support for background checks and other gun reform measures. vita board took emergency action today, streamlining the process for repairs and for leasing new buildings. ktvu is an rubin tells us a push for st recovery funds may help bring back light rail service soon. in the weeks since the mass shooting at veta that killed nine there has been no light rail service. no workers coming and going from the guadalupe yard. there's simply too much damage both emotionally and physically. i've toured the facility and there's some question in all our minds as to you know, at what point can you bring people back in there and really assure them that things are safe once again, senator dave cortese. he saw the aftermath,

singh, it's great to see you again. i so appreciate your continued engagement on plreda, particularly since edf renewable north america is headquartered in san diego. question for you. what are the unique challenges in your experience of working on public lands? and do you agree plreda takes a step in the right direction to address these issues? >> thank you, congressman levin. thanks for your question. yes, as we provided in our written testimony, i would, you kno -- one is location. the second is time. and the third is cost. on the issue of location, we would have to say that the results of both the wind and solar did not take into efficient account the electrical grid, including proximity to transmission. the sites prioritized were often not very viable. therefore, that's why we stress the importance of variance areas. central landscape planning is a worthwhile effort, sole reliance on that to get everything right would be a mistake and would forego the entrepreneurial nature and expertise of the industry and finding

also today, the family of 36-year-old singh held a funeral yesterday to say their good-byes. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. his family tells us he died while trying to warn employees of the shooter. >>> san francisco muni buses are driving through south bay streets as a rare occurrence, and it's part of the aid response. they are filling in on vta routes so the workers could attend funerals for their friends and colleagues. >>> this morning you will see a lot of orange in the south bay particularly. moms demand action san jose will march and wear orange for gun violence awareness month. the group says they will honor survivors and victims of gun violence, and honor the lives lost in last week's vta shooting. they will gather at city hall and then march. >>> the epidemic has had a devastating impact here in the bay area and around the world. yesterday marked 40 years since the cdc identified the first cases of aids in the united states. many of the lessons learned then is helping with the covid-19 response now. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi, and barb

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continue his legacy on and that won't carmen singh's, brother taptejdeep singh was killed in the shooting. >> we didn't just shoot my brother, but he killed all of those with it seeing spoke at the event. >> he says his family immigrated to america for the american dream this shooting and the loss of his brother changed all of their treats. but his brother's legacy won't be forgotten. >> i don't want let them and when by spreading hate. by spreading fear. and everybody's minds. i'm here to spread the word. my brother. to prolong his legacy. >> whole love. and togetherness. >> congressman eric swalwell along with a half-dozen other elected officials all spoke. >> to call for change. enough is enough. we don't have to live this way. congressman swalwell says we need to find the right balance between responsible gun ownership and ownership that could lead to mass shootings like the one at the vta rail yard. >> have a shotgun or pistol in her house to protect yourself. but we can take the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people. they're not mutually exclusive demo

right now looking to the west and singh the fog trying to make a break for the coast, it will eventually. temperatures downtown about 61 degrees. 66 in oakland with inland temperatures and low to mid 70s, there is a noticeable breeze out there this evening, you saw the flag on the ferry building two minutes ago, really standing out that 30+ mile an hour wind down tab that will die down once we get past sunset this evening and tomorrow while it still dusty along the coast the wind is not going to be much of a factor. the strongest gust a little be in 10 to 50 mile an hour range maybe if you up to 20 miles an hour away from the coast that is it. temperatures tonight dropped out into the low to mid 50s, not a whole lot of variation, pretty much where we are supposed to be this time of year. temperatures warm up more tomorrow, low to mid 60s along the coast, mid to upper 70s on the south end of the bay and high temperatures and the santa clara valley mostly around just above 80 degrees. low to mid 80s for the tri- valley with hotspots east of the mount diablo reaching up to around 90 degrees

_ ray singh is a retired judge who investigated concerns over institutional racism in the justice systemhen lawrence case. come on in and sit down. the welfare of the other party is not paramount. but the cps has said that they did have to consider the effect of a possible prosecution on that child. do you not think that is relevant? on that basis, justice is being denied to the deceased person, and i don't think the test should be interest of that child. it should be fairness. justice should be done by a court of law. both families will have to live with the outcome, but she would have had the opportunity of hearing and seeing things done transparently and then she can live with that or at least attempt to live with it. the cps told us a specialist prosecutor had reviewed christopher's case. there was nothing to suggest he died as a result of a hate crime, and that race played no part in its decision not to prosecute the suspect. it says its prosecutors must always act in the interests ofjustice and not solely for the purpose of obtaining convictions. christopher's mother turned to her

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. >> so you are singh the developer can afford this and this is a money grab but that they are saying this is the city, this isn't a money grab. who is right? >> well, the city is right of course. >> i hate to see taxpayer money go to waste over a lawsuit like this. >> in the midst of our interview, we got a wake-up call reminding us why this matters. >> rich people fight over stuff that we wish we could even get a hold of. >> reporter: she was in millbrae and has been on a waiting list for affordable housing for several years. she came over to yell because only 5% of the project is affordable and she says that won't make a dent. and her words, these rich people need to stop fighting and build her a place to live. >> they say they have programs but there is a waiting list with almost thousands of people. it is hard to get an apartment out here if you are not somebody that comes from a wealthier side. poverty is real. >> the state did weigh in and it is get support behind anton in this fight. now nobody will insist that it supports this project but just want anton to play by the same r

carmen singh's, brother taptejdeep singh was killed in the shooting. >> we didn't just shoot my brother he killed all of those with it seeing spoke at the event. >> he says his family immigrated to america for the american dream this shooting and the loss of his brother changed all of their treats. but his brother's legacy won't be forgotten. >> i don't want to let them and when by spreading hate. by spreading fear in everybody's minds. i'm here to spread the word. my brother. to prolong his legacy. a whole love. and togetherness. >> congressman eric swalwell along with a half-dozen other elected officials all spoke. >> to call for change. enough is enough. we don't have to live this way. congressman swalwell says we need to find the right balance between responsible gun ownership and ownership that could lead to mass shootings like the one at the vta rail yard. >> have a shotgun or pistol in the house to protect yourself. but we can take the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people. theytre not mutually exclusive democratic leaders at the event also discuss

the oakland a's are hosting pride not in singh. month along with a list of the many events that will be taking place all month long. you can find it by going to our website, abc7news.com/pride. you can watch content from documentaries to full-length interviews on our connected tv app available for apple tv, and trutv, amazon fire tv, and roku. >>> let's get a check outside. >> it's a little hazy but the marine layer is on the peninsula. 64 degrees. we will see a much stronger onshore flow today. we will talk about how that influences were sunday afternoon and assistant to the north visiting us. that's coming up when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks na

"nightline's" ashan singh caught up with him. ♪ ♪ call me by her name ♪ >> reporter: it was a performance pants, a stripper pole, and some scandalous dance moves. his musical performance of "montero call me by your name" on "snl" breaking the norms what was you're used to seeing in the mainstream media. >> we kind of came up with these ideas what if we lifted him up, what if someone licked his neck? we kept saying, yeah, let's do it, why be afraid? >> reporter: the man behind it all -- ♪ don't you wanna put my name on ♪ >> reporter: 32-year-old choreographer sean bankhead. >> it's taken a long time for a performance like lil nas x's to be on a stage like "saturday night live," don't you think? >> it was a first of its kind. i think -- that's all i could keep thinking of, i haven't seen this before. especially with an open black gay artist. >> reporter: you might not recognize him but you've seen his iconic routines. >> i've gotten to this place in my career where i've been able to understand that dance and performance can have an impact on pop culture, on people's lives. >> reporter: one

singh.an opportunity for experts instead of carrying in this way. welsh lamb, welsh beef, welsh farmers can do brilliantly from the deals we are opening up around the world and he should be championing welsh agriculture and welsh produce. i championing welsh agriculture and welsh produce-— championing welsh agriculture and welsh produce. i have been working with brilliant — welsh produce. i have been working with brilliant parish _ welsh produce. i have been working with brilliant parish councils - welsh produce. i have been working with brilliant parish councils in i with brilliant parish councils in east surrey to ensure we can get a better balance and hgv movements allowing local businesses to thrive but ensuring residents feel safe. i welcome the governmentlike work to clamp down on removing traffic offences but would he consider taking another look at the paris of the traffic commissioner to ensure we can find this balance? yes. the traffic commissioner to ensure we can find this balanc

. >>> we are singh the number of people dropping. here's what he said. finishing the job, and the hardest part, 10% between 30 and 40%. between 70 and 75, 80% of adults, that is going to be hard. >> there in lies the rub. often these cash incentives. can we get to that 70%. >> make it easy for workers, give them time off work and give them time off work. do more public education if we need some more time to think about safety. and forth is incentives. and the fifth is frankly. and wait for more of the friends and family to get vaccinated and that is okay as well but i figured is write what others. understanding that we need now to do the hard work to get the remaining vaccinated. >> it is also a pleasure. >> distance-learning this past year wasn't the only significant change in san francisco schools. officials say they also saw about 200 fewer newcomer typically immigrant students transferring into the district midyear. officials say it is too early to tell whether it was a temporary blip, or part of a long-term trend. >>> stanford law student who mocked

opinder singh is a disease expert at stanford. the company announced the anti body cocktail proved more than 80% effective and reduces the risk of covid in phase three trials. they asked the fda to extend its use as a preventative treatment for unvaccinated people and potentially those with compromised immune systems who might not respond to vaccines. >> like we talked about vaccine and therapeutics. they absolutely go hand in hand. >> reporter: for patients like yosifa it's also peace of mind. >> i think we're so blessed here that we actually had a treatment. >>> doctors at stanford have led results for treatment against several forms of cancer. >> very interesting. also in a couple of weeks oakland will again accept applications for rental assistance. >> that's right 7 on your side michael finney is here with the rest. >> excellent news for renters that have had a hard time paying their rent. for the landlords too. the city will resume taking applications for emergency rental associations. the city had stopped taking new applica

singh, thanks so much for being with us.ations hide hundreds of billions of assets, whether it's in the cayman islands or bermuda, we're looking at this global minimum tax. how important is that to pass and what will that do to make sure that american corporations pay american taxes? >> yeah, joe, this is not just a wonky finance issue. this is an issue that leaders are discussing because what this is about fundamentally is ending a very destructive race to the bottom on corporate tax rates. that race to the bottom has meant that we've relied more and more on workers to generate tax revenues. it's meant we don't have as many resources to invest domestically and we can't grow the middle class as fast as we would like. so we're coming together this week at a leader's level to endorse a global minimum tax to end the race to the bottom and help us fund our domestic renewal agenda. >> katty kay is with us and has a question for you. >> mr. singh, thank you. the messages of renewed alliances are very powerful. europeans are clearl

. >> do not come, singh the border is sealed in a document of migrants will be turned away. she also announced today that the department of homeland security justice and state more aggressively prosecuting transnational crimes like human trafficking and working to promote legal immigration from central america. she has next to mexico where she will need to that country's president. >>> california reporting encouraging new milestones in slowing the spread of covid-19. the state now has the lowest case rate in the country, with the test positivity rate hitting a new pandemic low of .07% pick of the state has given out 39 million vaccines with 71% of adults having received at least one dose. >> the fda just approved the first new drug for all dimers does these in nearly 20 years. today are given by iv infusion every four weeks. targets the disease in a way that is never been dodone befo ththey call the fda's approval historic for patients and their families. but the next question if there was enough evidence to prove the drug. coming up tonight can we take a deeper look at the

boris johnson singh yesterday — summit. boris johnson singh yesterday was _ summit.nusual, shall we say, approach to diplomacy. he was interested in interpersonal relationships with world leaders, including autocrats. he definitely was not a fan of multilateral diplomacy, which he did not think was delivering in america's interest. the g7 under donald trump was a very dysfunctional affair. the last summit actually ended with him walking out, and i think that was a real low point for the forum. there is absently no doubt the election of joe biden, who, he is notjust been around in american politics for a long time, he is a stalwart of the american foreign policy seen. he is well—known to many other leaders, he has those relationships, and i think nations such as britain, it was a huge sigh of relief when biden was elected, because this is the person we can cooperate with, we fundamentally shake a lot of the same objectives and values, and you will see that today as well. we just had over the past couple of days the announcement of this new sort of atlantic charter tha

. >> then in 2019, he decided to move on and that's when nbc turned to lilly singh. >> i need these penser, who already want her style of comedy. >> it's not just about putting a square peg into a round hole, no. it's thinking, oh, i have this square peg. let me create a square hole for this peg. let me create something authentic. >> these are two of our writers, amber and jenny. >> i'm black. >> and i'm gay. >> and we're both women. >> and i'm not. >> there have been a lot of things we've done on the show that i'm really proud of. but having, you know, amber and jenny do jokes, that's something that makes me really happy. >> the chinese government recently shut down the country's most popular lesbian dating app. >> a lesbian dating app is like a regular dating app except you swipe like this. >> so for half a century, the gatekeeper for late night was a broadcast network, and that is just not the case anymore. you find your own gate and break through it. >> today i'm proud to announce i'll be forming an exploratory committee to be the first guest on desus and mero. >> that's right. >> we

carmen singh's, brother taptejdeep singh was killed in the shooting. >> we didn't just shoot my brother but he killed all of those with it seeing spoke at the event. >> he says his family immigrated to america for the american dream this shooting and the loss of his brother changed all of their treats. but his brother's legacy won't be forgotten. >> i don't want to let them and when by spreading hate. by spreading fear. and everybody's minds. i'm here to spread the word to my brother. to prolong his legacy. >> whole love. and togetherness. >> congressman eric swalwell along with a half-dozen other elected officials all spoke. >> to call for change. enough is enough. we don't have to live this way. congressman swalwell says we need to find the right balance between responsible gun ownership and ownership that could lead to mass shootings like the one at the vta rail yard. >> have a shotgun or pistol in her house to protect yourself. but we can take the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people. they're not mutually exclusive democratic leaders at the event also

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it's in a remote part of the province of singh. they don't have the ability to fly them to the right facilities. even ones being injured are givetown right care. we know the armies are on the ground. it's about 2:00 in pakistan. it's summer, so the days are long. it's also hot. the numbers go up as high as 43 degrees 4rks 4 degrees, so there's a lot of concern on the ground. there are people scrambling to save them, and we'll have to see how it unfolds. robyn? >> thank you for that. sophia saifi, thank you. we'll check back in in the coming hours. hopefully some people will manage to be rescued, these devastating images coming out of southern pakistan. thank you. >>> tennis superstar serena williams lost in the championship. and she's not the only one bowing out. coy why has our minutes. coy. >> we start in paris. america's tennis a great serena williams once again denied the chance for a grand title. roger federer also bowing out, but this time due to injury. the 20-time major championship has been playing his first major since do

singh dollar was one of your favorites.ou have about the fact that vaccination rollouts in asia have been patchy. singapore is probably ahead of the game, but what it means for the overall recovery as we see asia still dealing with the follett of the pandemic? >> yeah, -- with the fallout of the pandemic. >> some of the asean countries are lagging when it comes to vaccination so the risk is we might repeat a locked down and renewed outbreak and that would delay economic recovery and delay foreign investment engagement in asian assets. having said that fx is not entirely effective because we have seen domestic currency strengthen going into lockdown, we have seen that in the ringgit and rupee.because the week to domestic demand is tapping import recovery. so for asian we might get a subdued picture for fx despite the fact that the fed is tapering. next year i expected traditional fx correlations to return. juliette: thank you so much, joining us from macquarrie group here on "bloomberg markets: asia." we want to take you bac

. >> to the world of business -- >> singh trust may, we know inflation will be transitory and we wille inflation is rising. >> this is balance of power with david westin. ♪ david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." the future of president biden's infrastructure plan hang seng the balance as the lead republic -- hangs in the balance as the lead republican negotiator goes to the white house to meet with the president. for a review of the bidding and where we are right now we welcome libby cantrill, head of public policy at pimco. where do we stand? libby: this is a really important meeting. this is just with senator capito,

someone like robby singh something that's not me that's not true, people are able to form their own conclusionsd my feed for itself read books for myself weatherman accurate reporter. most have done that. i'm the wrong person to ask about this. you're saying a double down. go twice as hard. if i've made a mistake i will correct that mistake. i corrected openly in public in immediately as soon as i get it. if i haven't made a mistake i don't back down. people feel like they have me in a foxhole i think i am on top of the roof i will pick my target as i see fit. i do not engage with trolls. i think that's the way to go. move forward make your point don't back down. >> it's hard not to sometimes. because daniel, trolls are really good at getting under people's skin. even if you think you are better than that, even if you think you are thick skinned can't help yourself what is your advice? >> i agree my advice to the would-be counselors that are at least well-intentioned. i agree you take a timeout you do not react all day. when you believe someone has done something you disagree with or you find o

problems with this part is not just republicans are criticizing this there democratic congressman singhreferred a flyby shows he's more interested and politically convenient stops underway to california them to actually solve this problem. no interest in showing the situation stop because they change no policies and it made it worse. so far i've been saying this all along, sit down some your former senators. you can quickly to at least make life better for these kids. >> i think they boxed themselves into. tomorrow it will be interested to see how the media covers president trump's trip. if they talk about his pulses begin humane will propping up somehow present joe biden's policy allows the thousands people to come across the border, little kids being trafficked children screaming at the migrant camp across the board. they've decided set of solving the problem taken the previous president out of it and saying these policy positions actually made this possible and more humane. before this work this didn't this will be happy to going forward. there is no vision it is a great disservice t

right now, luigi singh dollars from italy and i can't say enough about his podcast, capitalism, and of course a capitalism for the people. that's is wonderful book, a different view on the american economic experiment. professor, thank you for joining us this morning. how will president biden be greeted in europe? >> i think matt was right, he is treated very nicely because he is not trump. i thought -- i think trump did create a long-term friction, and some of that is just from being trump, but i think there's a longer-term concern of whether the u.s. policy and european policy are aligned in the future. i think the giant in the room is of course china and the policy that they have in mind, different view from the biden administration has in mind. lisa: what do you expect to actually come from these meetings with european allies with respect to china policy? what are you hoping to get accomplished that will tell you something concrete? luigi: honestly, i don't expect anything to take place. i think germany wants to maintain a very strong trade relationship with china, and it's not goi

stocks furiously, including ones that aren't doing well, so obviously, to me, the market is out of singh, with what paul tudor jones is saying which means wednesday is going to be incredibly dramatic either way they either have a taper tantrum. the market goes down or we have a totally different trade that starts going higher from last week i don't even know whether he knew what he was saying as earthshaking as it was. >> he said that the nasdaq, if the fed, let's say the fed does nothing this week and says nothing and sort of stays the course, he says the nasdaq could go up another 20%. >> boom. >> between now and the end of the year. >> and with the buying >> what he is saying is look, business is not going to cool down and you could be in those stocks, i like the combination of the barbell, and like our friend stephane, i want to be in the metals and i think those go higher and i want to be certainly in anything involving just rapid industrial, but he's also saying be in the semis because that's what the nasdaq is, and that group has fallen out of favor my head was spinning of because

david, you have mitch mcconnell singh president biden, get to rein in schumer and full of c.people who are not following the inside out of what turned into the major conflagration of the week coming out the climate emergency but biden saying he would veto the structure bill, the bipartisan one, if they did not include linking to the reconciliation bill that senator sanders would be in charge of -- by the way, senator sanders tweeted out "no reconciliation bill, no deal." tell us the ins and outs of this and what you think that smaller republican infrastructure bill is really a cover for. >> sure. bid's statement was recitation of speaker pelosi's statement earlier where she said the house would not vote on the bipartisan bill until the senate passed a reconciliation bill. that reflected work that was done by representative bowman and other members of the progressive caucus who informed pelosi they would not move forward on a bill until there were two bills passed in the senate. that is really what is driving this. it is a bit unusual to see progressives really drive the agend

singh was one of the 9 victims killed in the vta rail yard shootings nearly 2 weeks ago during the services and freeman yesterday mourners comforting each other while also singing songs. investigators say that samuel cassidy shot 9 of his co-workers at the rail yard before turning the gun on himself right now on kron 4 dot com. you can learn more about all 9 victims of the shooting. details on the investigation and how you can help the family of those killed. all you have to do. use your mobile device to scan the qr code on the left side of your screen. >> now, take a look outside here across the golden gate bridge on the sunday night and it's been rather breezy out there today we are expecting a cool down as we move into this new work week. >> kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what's on tap for the start of your monday. yeah. we already saw a cooldown already starting today for most of the coastal cities. and even warmest inland valleys cooling down to add or slightly below average. >> with the exception of those of you in santa rosa warmed up because of th